Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-09-23

sion nj Fremont next week.
The first natural" Ice made it's ap-
pearance this morning, few days
ahead OF natural gas. Jack Frost got
along also.
From leaking of gas under the
floor of Toledo residence last week
an explosion occurred that ripped up
the floor, carpets and plastering in great
shape.
The Exchange Hotel is the first to
get the service of the plumber, who is
now engaged in piping the house for
natural gas, Mr., Leydorf says he has
secured the best and safest workmen in
the business.
The wood working department Of the
d. &. NJ. car shops at Lima was destroyed
by fire last Monday evening Six cars and
$75, 900 worth of lumber was consumed,
ployment.
Buy your Winter Underwear at
WILLIAMS, when you ore sure to get the
very best the market affords for the price.
Certificates were granted to teach
ers at the meeting of the County Board
on the 10th inst as follows:
Two years.. NJ. Dick.
One year-Vannie REM, Dora New
son, Elmer Saulsbery, b, w. Mercer,
Tennie Newson.
The piping of the town will be com.
pleted in a few days and the gas is to
be turned on next week. "Oh, won't
it be joyful" etc., when there are no
more family jars about building fires
in the morning.
Charley Ross is found again. He
turns up in Bowling Green, and has pnr.
chased all rights and npruitenances OF
Mr.. o. d. Hopkins in the Hopkins House,
and took possession on Monday last, and
it is now known as the Ross House.
The republishing of the article in
another column referring to the crook
ed business transactions of Rev. B. Clark
Lamplugh, meets he appreciation of the
members of the Walnut Street Presby-
terian Church here, who had short ex-
perience with him,
This is the way an exchange puts il,
'rhere is little matter that Some of our
patrons have Seemingly forgotten entire
ly. Some OF them have made us many
promises but have not kept them. To uS
it Is very important matter, il is neceS-
Sary to our business. We are very mod.
e$t and don't like TO Speak 1t out loud.
See the point?"
Paint your buggy with Ready Mixed
Rubber Varnish, for sale by
A. II. CHAMPNEy.
The devil Of discomfort is the most
difficult of all devils TO exercise. No work
| is we'll done that Is not performed with a
degree of cheerfulness and willing
vigor. The man whose temper rebels
against working at all, or is intent on escap-
ing from the necessity of working, is al
ways furnishing in a greater or less degree
as example of demoralized labor.-Er.
You will soon be in need of a good
warm Cloak. Just come in and see how
cheap we are selling them.
A. WILLIAMS.
A sidewalk discussion failed to elicit
decision ms TO which WAS the proper side
of the walk for a gentleman TO take on
meeting lady, but a curbstone decision
was rendered, without notice of appeal
that it was The height of improrriety for
ladies to dress parade, four abreast, wilhou
| first heing drilled IN the manual OF srmi
and taught how TO break files 10 the rear
newspaper files.
Last week Mr.. A. Williams ordered
a large stock of gloves and they were ex
pected to reach here last Friday. Three
or four items calling attention to then
appeared in the JOURNAL of that date
The gloves got on an excursion train on
a , oad built to carry bonds instead of
freight, and have not reached here yet.
1t takes one clerk to answer inquirer:
aud explain about the gloves.
Buy yonr Dress Goods at WILLIAMS
where they have complete assortment
Of Trimmings, Buttons, &c all new & fresl
from the market.
Sheriff Miles, Tuesday, sold si1
tracts of land out of the seven Offered
as follows: In the case OF Hannah G
Beach against Harriet Sanborn, in par
tition, to e. Kingsbury, in-lot 145 Per-
rysburg, for $500, and to Benjamin S
Seavott for $4O0, lot 10, Hunts addition
to Maumee, Lucas county to Delos E
Thomas, for $500, so acres in Freedom
township, in the partition case of Mil
ton Lafayette Decker against Mary l.
Whitney ct al. to Cha les Foster, 81
acres in section so, Bloom, for $l,650 il
the case of George o. Cruttender agains
Joseph Lesher ct al, and in tho case o.
Joseph j, Jennings against Josephus L.
Kimble, sold one-half acre near Bradnel
to Jennings for Sl34.-Sentinel
Men OF tnngne are not always men o
thought. The greatest takers are no
generally the most profound thinkers
Men OF CAB are not always men Of brains
And yet, with the great majority OF peo
pie, sound is preferred 10 sense, ard til
man who talks the loudest and the long
eat, aud especially ii he talks about some
thing which neither he nor those VIII
hear him understand, is considered til
greatest man. But when it comes 10 acts
and words are to he translated into deeds
and work instead of thought, men o
brains. men Of practical common sens
come TO the front, and their worth is recog
niIed. II many persons would think NOR
and talk less, and talk only about wha
they understand, it would be better 10
themselves and for others.-Er.
Plumbing.-JohnC C. Leydorf has jus